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Having high testosterone levels prevent ovulation and or pregnancy? if so... what test should i have done to check my levels?
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High testosterone: I suggest having blood test for total, free testosterone and shbh (sex hormone binding globulin). If elevated treatment will depend upon the source of the testosterone production ie. Ovary or adrenal.
Answered 7/30/2014
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